Maximum Upload File Size

The initial default value is the largest that your server will currently allow. This will depend on your hosting setup. which is automatically detected.

You can reduce this value on the File Upload Settings tab, under Upload Job Limits.

If you require a larger size, you will need to edit your PHP configuration. Set both of these variables to the size you desire.

upload_max_filesize
post_max_size

Refer to your web host's instruction for how to edit your php.ini file.

Last updated February 2, 2023

Historical comments (2)

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Kevin June 24, 2020 at 11:56 am
Question on file size - I have a download page with some very large files - up to 4GB. No need for any user uploads, but can this program support the downloads of such large files?
1. Mitch June 24, 2020 at 12:44 pm
  For downloading, the plugin won't have any effect of success or failure. It simply provides a link to the file. Issues that arise would be from the web server or browser timing out. Uploads, even on the back side, would likely fail. Anything over 2GB would be problematic.